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31 Cards in this Set
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mihi ignōsce
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forgive me / I apologise |
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quod abhinc duās septimānās
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because two weeks ago
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lectiōnem tuam oblītus sum!
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I forgot your lesson
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mālus multa māla habet
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the apple tree has many apples |
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mālum nōn est malum
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the apple isn't bad |
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puer mālum ēst
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the boy eats an apple |
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puer malus est
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the boy is bad |
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in Colōrātō sunt multi ursī,
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in Colorado there are many bears
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cervi, sciūrī, leōnēs montānī
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deer, squirrels, mountain lions
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canēs campestrēs,
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prairie dogs |
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vulpēs, et genera varia aquilārum
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foxes and various kinds of eagles
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sunt etiam avēs minōrēs
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there are also smaller birds |
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falcō peregrīnus alās longissimās habet
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a peregrine falcon has very long wings
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Phormiō, postquam servī arāneās tulērunt
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Phormio, after the slaves brought webs
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in umerum dominī eās collocāvit
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placed them on his master’s shoulder
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astrologus ancillās lacrimantēs vīdit
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the astrologer saw the maids crying
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in cubiculum Barbillī irrūpit, exclāmāns
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he burst into Barbillus’ bedroom, shouting out
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`nōnne hoc prōvīdī?’
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didn’t I foresee this?
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`habēsne remedium?’
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`Do you have a cure?’
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rogāvit Quīntus anxius
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Quintus asked anxiously
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facile est mihi Barbillum sānāre
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it’s easy for me to cure Barbillus
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`prīmō necesse est mihi
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first it’s necessary for me
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mūrem nigrum capere
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to catch a black mouse
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deinde mūrem captum dissecāre volō
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then I want to cut up the captured mouse
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postrēmō in umerum Barbillī
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finally on Barbillus’ shoulder
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eum pōnere volō.’
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I want to place it
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Barbillus, quī astrologum audīverat
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Barbillus, who had heard the astrologer
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mihi signum languidum dedit
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gave a feeble sign to me
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in aurem meam susurrāvit
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he whispered into my ear
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`quaere Petrōnem, medicum bonum’
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look for Phormio, a good doctor
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Quīntus Phormiōnem ē vīllā ēmīsit
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Quintus sent Phormio out from the house
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